Progress is continuing on one of Frisco’s most closely watched developments, and new details are offering a clearer picture of what’s ahead.
The Mix, a $3 billion mixed-use project located at the intersection of the Dallas North Tollway and Lebanon Road, is steadily moving forward as construction advances. Planned as a 112-acre destination, the development is designed to bring together residential, retail, office, dining and hospitality into a single, walkable environment.
What’s Coming In Phase 1
The first phase of The Mix is already taking shape, with infrastructure, residential buildings and commercial spaces progressing.
Phase 1 is expected to include:
- Residential units designed for a range of lifestyles
- Office and medical office space
- Retail and dining, including Frisco’s first Whole Foods Market
- Structured parking and walkable streets
The inclusion of Whole Foods signals a key anchor for the development, helping establish it as both a neighborhood hub and a regional destination.
A Central Park At The Core Of The Project
One of the defining features of The Mix is its focus on outdoor space. Plans include a 9-acre central park, known as “Central Park,” which will serve as a gathering place surrounded by restaurants, retail and public spaces. The park is expected to anchor the development, creating a natural hub for both residents and visitors…